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Army statement says 46 members of Afghan forces, including five officers, cross border near Pakistani town of Chitral.

From tennis and volleyball to swimming and surfing, a round-up of the latest Olympics action.

Victims of the attack near the Mali border included nine people working in the fields, according to interior ministry.

Officials say 15,192 new infections and 247 deaths reported as the country battles a surge after Eid al-Adha festival.

Most Indians do not have health insurance and costs for COVID-19 treatment have them drowning in debt.

A job posting for a digital currency lead briefly pushed Bitcoin past $40,000 on Monday, its highest since June 15.

During his two-day visit, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken plans to raise New Delhi's human rights record.

Rio silver medallist Hidilyn Diaz sets two Olympic records as she fulfills the Philippines's 97-year quest to win gold.

The armed group says it wants 'political settlement', but its fighters continue to press ahead with military campaigns.

Tong Ying-kit did not give evidence in the trial, which focussed on the meaning of his 'Liberate Hong Kong' banner.

Surprise thaw comes following exchange of letters between leaders in Seoul and Pyongyang.

Tong Ying-kit was arrested after riding his bike - a 'Liberate Hong Kong' flag billowing from behind - into police.

Spyware scandal and government raids on media outlets have Indian journalists worried about press freedom.

Federal authorities say Barrack, a longtime friend of Donald Trump, secretly lobbied in the US on behalf of the UAE.

Beijing's crackdown on its tech and education sectors has erased $769bn in value during the last 5 months.

On the eve of Pedro Castillo's inauguration, he and his Free Peru party are dealt a political blow.

The carmaker, led by Elon Musk, said quarterly revenue rose to $11.96bn from $6.04bn a year earlier.

Serb representatives to block all major institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina for recent genocide denial ban.

After more than 18 years, the role of US forces will shift to training and advising the Iraqi military to defend itself.

President sacks prime minister and freezes parliament after anti-government protests.

Last victim brings death toll at the partial building collapse to 98.

SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket beat out SLS, the next mega launcher, to launch NASA’s Jupiter moon mission.

According to survivors, 20 women and two children were among those who drowned when their boat capsized, IOM says.

Freeman Mbowe was arrested last week while preparing for a meeting on new constitution proposals.

US lawmakers are increasing concerned that not enough attention is focused on Chinese company disclosure issues.

The world's largest cryptocurrency surged above $40,000 for the first time since June on Monday afternoon.

The change comes as the nation grapples with its legacy of historical mistreatment of Indigenous people.

Blistering youth unemployment, mounting government debt, corruption and COVID are spurring unrest in Tunisia.

More than 70 people are reported hurt as the leaders of Assam and Mizoram blame each other for the deadly violence.

Officials are growing more worried about the current rise in infections and are blaming the unvaccinated for the spike.

Trucks, cars are among the 22-vehicles involved in multiple crashes on a Utah highway.

Authorities move to bar access to websites linked to opposition leader as September parliamentary election nears.

Al Jazeera Media Network says it views the closure of its office 'as an attack on press freedom'.

The disruption, blamed on the coronavirus pandemic, is seen as a setback to the kingdom's privatisation plans.

A cardinal and nine others are accused of bleeding the Vatican of tens of millions of dollars in donations.

Multicultural and multireligious Norway is here to stay, and undefeatedly so.

Here are some reactions from around the world to Tunisian president's decision to suspend parliament and dismiss the PM.

What’s behind the recent unrest in South Africa?

If the Taliban take over Kabul or another civil war starts, chaos would spread across the region.

In his column recalling past interviews, A. Craig Copetas describes an encounter with the leader of the Ku Klux Klan.

New law extends use of health certificates in daily life, introduces mandatory vaccinations for healthcare workers.

Clashes around army-barricaded parliament a day after President Saied removed the gov’t, legislature following rallies.

For now, investors are stuck between marking down their portfolios drastically or getting battered in a sell-off.

The legislation aims to criminalise the use of blocked services, hand some internet controls to armed forces.

Tunisia faces political, economic turmoil again as President Saied removes PM Mechichi, suspends Parliament.

Mumbai's renowned 'dabbawalas' partner with a trendy restaurant chain to take on India's billion-dollar start-ups.

Community activist Temi Mwale and political activist Athian Akec are on a mission to end youth violence in the UK.

Former premier and billionaire businessman Mikati looks set to receive the majority of the votes.